Looking at 20th century history it seems that right wing movements do well under sustained periods of economic hardship. When people have jobs and are eating well etc you tend to see the support for these groups dwindle.
Seeing as we haven’t had any good economic times since 2007 I would say no but you never know. lol.
My thoughts were outlined in my earlier answer
You know he doesn't read unless the words align with his existing views
Or when you can manipulate a threat, real or otherwise. Germany-Jews, Spain/Italy Communists, America-Mexicans or Muslims, Britain-small boats
So you didn't read it then? Look Harry with respect I have no interest in going back and forth with you and your gutter arguing. Life's too short so please find yourself another target.
If you can find love in those words harry then all credit to you. Take it as a win. That's right Harry you won the argument. Hope that makes your life better
Need to start talking about what we agree on and not what we don't. Also need to question why the likes of Elon Musk are backing the far right in the UK and Europe. What's their game in this
Yeah ok then Harry. Take another win
You don't. Populists can promise the world and there is nothing that can really be done except either make people's lives great (which won't happen and even then propaganda can convince them it isn't happening). In most cases the thing that defeats populists is unfortunately them getting into power and proving they actually haven't got a clue. It's a dangerous game because, once in power, their priority tends to be corrupting the state to ensure they stay in power.
Try and sort out the economy.
